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ROTFLMAO Very clever.

The corporate perspective seems to be undergoing a sea change. They used to have a very solid value strategy, but now seem to be attempting to enter a much more upscale price point. The tools are no better, the store is no more fancy, and the warranty is still downright pitiful. Only the...

They might not be Sears yet, but they are well on their way. Take a look at HF's new policies and, even more importantly, the mindset that seems to be the genesis of them. It is not too late for them to recognize their errors and correct them. I hope they do - I have loved this store for...

Based on the totality of recent corporate policies, I agree completely. BTW, how did it work out for Sears?

Yes. SK makes an x-frame ratcheting wrench in 6-point, but they aren't cheap. The 12-piece metric set is part number 80019 and includes sizes from 8mm to 19mm. Street pricing is just north of $200, when you can find it in stock. Seems like a great set, but too pricey for my budget.

Using the new Edge browser on Clark's website, I have a "search all products" bar at the top of every page. It is deep red (almost burgundy) in color and is located between their logo (on the left) and their cart icon (on the right) at the top of each page.

Use a wood blade in it and it would be perfect for that application.

No. His link - and the topic AFAIK - is the compact 3-inch cutoff tool model 2522. Think mini (VERY mini) circular saw.

IMO, the angle grinder. This is not only because of its increased power, but also the form factor. The cutoff tool can be likened to a fist; the angle grinder more like your arm and hand with the fingers extended. The latter can be manipulated to get into more areas. Besides, for the tasks...

This cutoff tool is not even remotely comparable with an angle grinder. This is designed for more precise but MUCH lighter duty work than an angle grinder. I have both tools and there is virtually no "crossover" between them. It's not a bad deal, though, with all the batteries figured in.

That is exactly what I was thinking.

Isn't Matco part of the Apex Tool Group? If so, the Gearwrench 80305 would be the cross to this Matco set. Here is a link to Amazon: https://www.amazon.com/dp/B000NICEVC/?tag=atomicindus08-20

I ordered one despite swearing off purchasing from Lowes again, just because I thought I couldn't go wrong at this price. I was wrong about not being wrong. Lowes just sent me an email requiring me to call them (call, not respond to the email, not chat, not go to the website, CALL) to keep the...

I'm sorry to say that it is also the stores in my area as well. I am not a Lowes hater (at least I had not been until recently), but their consistently abhorrent customer service experience is inexcusable. Last time I was there, I was second in line to address an issue with the on-duty...

Thanks so much, Super Sport. I grabbed this to replace my auto-retracting ceiling reel which stopped retracting last week.

Another targeted bucks offer: "❄️ 8% Bucks. Because winter won’t wait. ❄️" Says it is good until 10/23 at 11:59 PM pacific. No minimum spend on this one. YMMV, as only one of our accounts has it.

Same here. I had my cart loaded up and ready to go. When no code came, I purchased most of those items from Amazon and a few from Target. I think eBay missed the boat on this.

COO is Taiwan, for those to whom this matters. I am one of them, so I passed.

Personally, I don't have a problem when auctions are cancelled before they end. The reason could be exactly what was claimed: an error or damage. It could also be a local sale, a change of heart on selling the item, bid frequency or amounts less than the seller anticipated, etc... In any...

4Kings is correct. The part number is KRBC8T9. Here is the link: https://store.snapon.com/PARTS-Set-Clip-Pin-Hinge-P665649.aspx